Aixinjueluo Lianjing was born into a family of Imperial lineage in 1940. He is a descendant of the Taizong Emperor and the grandson of Prince Su, ranked first among eight hereditary princes in the Qing Dynasty. His art education began during childhood in the Imperial family. His outstanding artistic skills brought him high praise from such notable artists as Chen Banting, Xu Beihong and Jiang Zhaohe. At the age of sixteen he was admitted to the Central College of Fine Arts. Due to his excellent grades, he was recommended for immediate admission to the Central College of Fine arts where his skills continued to flourish. After College he began work as a painter and scholar in a unit of high regard at the Art Academy of Beijing. He is now associate chief of the painting section at the Academy.

Over the last thirty years, his works have been exhibited in Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Korea, Australia, Russia, Romania, Finland, Italy, France, The U.K., Egypt, Algeria, Canada, Macau, Taiwan and Hong Kong. His first one man show in the United States was held by Jadestone Gallery in 1998. His paintings have won numerous awards worldwide and in 1990, his painting entitled “Grand View of Rivers” was selected by President Jiang Zemin for use on the Christmas card sent to other world leaders.